PdfEdit995 offers a wealth of additional functionality, such as:
· combining documents into a single PDF; automatic link insertion;
· hierarchical bookmark insertion;
· PDF conversion to formatted HTML or DOC (text only);
· integration with Word toolbar with automatic table of contents and link · generation;
· autoattach to email.

Here are some key features of "pdfEdit995":

· Create links.
· Bookmark pages.
· Automatically attach a PDF to an email message for sending. (This requires that a default MAPI compliant email client such as Microsoft Outlook is specified.)
· Combine multiple (2 or more) documents into a single PDF document. This can be used to create PDF documents from multiple applications, such as Word, PowerPoint, Excel and even other PDF documents.
· Web View. Optimize PDF documents if you plan to post them on web servers that support bit streaming. This may increase PDF file size.
· Rotate page orientation by 90 degrees, resulting in a "landscape" orientation. This is particularly useful when printing PowerPoint presentations and Excel charts.
· Create stationery: create letterhead, an embossing, or backgrounds for PDF documents.
· Include pdf995 and pdfEdit buttons in the Microsoft Word toolbar. Facilitates automatic transfer of links and Table of Contents to PDF.
· Autoname provides 3 options: a. Name and specify location of the PDF document using the "Save As" dialog (default); b. Automatically name the document based on the originating document and save it in the pdf995output folder; c. Save all PDF documents to the same filename. When this is selected the user is prompted to specify a PDF filename. This can be helpful when pdf995 is incorporated into automated workflow systems.
· Embed fonts.
· Automatically display PDF documents in the default PDF viewer when printing is complete. (This requires that a PDF viewer is installed.)
· Extract the complete text, or a statistically generated summary, of a document printed with pdf995.
· Queue Microsoft Office documents for automated printing to the default printer.
· Specify Image Resolution. Users may specify the image resolution for PDF files created by pdf995. The default is High. Low and medium settings can reduce PDF file size.
· Include page numbers on the bottom center of the page.
· Specify the document properties of the last PDF created: Title, Subject, Author, Keywords and Opening Mode.
· Convert each page of a document to an image format (JPEG, PCX , PNG, TIF, or BMP). Users may specify resolution between 1 and 1200 pixels per inch. Lower resolution JPEG images are suitable for use as thumbnails.
· PSHandler. PdfEdit may be configured to automatically convert .PS files to .PDF when they are double-clicked.
Bookmark pages. Users may bookmark pages of the last document printed with pdf995. Note: The PDF must not be open in the Viewer when adding bookmarks. Bookmarks may be arranged hierarchically. The bookmark list may be saved for future use with other PDF's. In addition, it is possible to automatically add bookmarks specified in the list to all PDF's created with Pdf995 by adding the following to the [Parameters] section of pdf995.ini:
· ProcessPS=c:pdf995resutilitiespdfedit995.exe InsertBookMarks . The auto-insertion process will refer to c:pdf995resutilitiesbookmarks.xml for the bookmark list.
· Output to doc format as well as html. The pdfEdit995 HTML Module allows users to convert PDF files to HTML files complete with images or Word DOC files without images. The pdfEdit995 HTML Module is available as a free download.
· PrintPDF. This utility (PrintPDF.exe) will print a PDF to the default system printer. It may be called from the command line, batch files or programmatically.
· Extract. Extract a page range from an existing PDF to a new PDF.
· Support for RGB and CMYK colorspaces.
· Burst PDF documents
· This utility (BurstPDF.exe) will break a PDF into several smaller PDFs of n pages. Paths must be in quotes. The "##" will be replaced by the document number. The final number specifies the pages per new PDF.